杂zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • sāicāyīn yóu bìsè yīn bàn suí zhe mó cā yīn 'ér xíng chéng de fù zá de yǔ yīn； lì rú child hé joy de dì yī gè yīn
    A complex speech sound consisting of a stop consonant followed by a fricative; for example, the initial sounds of child and joy.
  • nà zá zhì chéng liǎo biān ji xuān yáng qí zhèng zhì zhù zhāng de chuán shēng tǒng。
    The magazine became a sounding-board for its editor's political beliefs.
  • zá cǎo bù yòng bōzhòng， dǎi rén bù xū péi yǎng。
    Weeds want no sow.
  • nǎo lǐ bù zhǒng liáng， bì dìng shēng zá cǎo。
    If the brain sow not corn, it plant thistle.
  • zhù yào liáng shí zuò wù pǐn zhǒng gēngxīn liǎo 3 héng 5 cì， měi cì zēng chǎn fú dù jūn dá dào 10 ％ yǐ shàng， jǐn zá jiāo shuǐ dào yī xiàng， jìn 10 nián jiù lěi jì tuī guǎng 1.6 yì gōng qǐng， zēng chǎn dào gǔ 2.4 yì dūn；
    The va"iriety of the most important grain crops has been renewed three to five times, each time resulting in increased yields of 10 percent or more. In the past decade the total area sown to hybrid rice has reached 160 million ha, with an increased output of 240 million tons;
  • yóu yú guī gé hěn fù zá ， nín néng fǒu tí chū shū miàn xún jià？
    As the specification is rather complicated, can you give me a written inquiry?
  • guān yú jī běn mù biāo， dà jiā de yì jiàn shì yī zhì de， dàn tán dào jù tǐ shì qíng shí， qíng kuàng jiù fù zá liǎo。
    We all agreed on our basic aims, but when we got down to specifics it became more complicated.
  • zá jì yǎn yuán men shǐ guān zhòng kàn dāi liǎo。
    The acrobats held the audience spellbound.
  • wǒ bù guò shì gè gān zá huó de， kě bù jiù shì， shuí xū yào wǒ jiù qù gān， ké， zhèng rú rén men shuō de， fēng fù duō cǎi， shēng huó cái yòu lè qù。
    I'm just an odd-job man, really, for anybody who needs one. Oh well, variety is the spice of life.
  • ǎi zá cǎo， yán yè bǐng cháng yòu xiǎo suì。
    low-growing weedy grass with spikelets along the leaf stems.
  • cāng 'ěr shǔ de rèn hé cháng pí cì 'ér cū cāo de zá cǎo。
    any coarse weed of the genus Xanthium having spiny burrs.
  • yòu bān diǎn， chéng bān bó yòng diǎn zuò biāo jì huò shǐ bān bó zá sè
    To mark or mottle with spots.
  • jǐng chá qiáng xíng bǎ guān zhòng tuī huí guān zhòng xí。 chéng shì zá luàn de kuò zhāng jiāng nóng fū men jǐ chū zhè gè dì qū
    Police crowded the spectators back to the viewing stand. Urban sprawl crowded the small farmers out of the immediate area.
  • yòu xiē tián lǐ yòu zá cǎo liǎo。
    Weeds are springing up in some fields.
  • quán shì yǒng xiàn chū xǔ duō zá wù xiū lǐ fú wù bù mén。
    Miscellaneous repair centers have sprouted up across the city.
  • liǔ chuān yú yī zhǒng rú zá cǎo bān màn shēng de duō nián shēng cǎo běn zhí wù（ liǔ chuān yú）， chǎn yú 'ōu yà dà lù， cháng yòu xiá cháng yè， kāi yòu xuàn lì de cháng huā jù de huáng sè hé chéng sè huā duǒ de zǒng zhuàng huā xù
    A weedy, perennial herb(Linaria vulgaris) native to Eurasia, having narrow leaves and racemes of showy, long-spurred yellow and orange flowers.
  • yòu shēn lǜ sè guǒ shí， guǒ pí chān zá yòu qiǎn lǜ sè huò huáng sè。
    squash plant having dark green fruit with skin mottled with light green or yellow.
  • biǎo yǎn gē wǔ zá shuǎ de dì fāng。
    a theater in which vaudeville is staged.
  • pái yǎn huà jù de guò chéng hěn fù zá .
    The mechanics of staging a play are very complicated.
  • gān jìng de wú huī chén、 wū jì huò zá zhì de； wèi wū rǎn de
    Free from dirt, stain, or impurities; unsoiled.
  • zhèng rú sī tǎn fú dà xué de jīng jì xué jiā 'ài lún · màn lè hé diàn lì yán jiū suǒ de lǐ chá dé · ruì qí zài《 zì rán》 zá zhì shàng tǎo lùn de nà yàng， zhè bìng bù shì yī gè fēi cǐ jí bǐ de wèn tí。
    As economists Alan S.Manne of Stanford and Richard G.Richels of the Electric Power Research Institute discuss in the Nature, it isn't an either-or question.
  • zhè cì fēng bào de yuán tóu hé chéng yīn wěi shí xiāng dāng fù zá ： dàn yòu yī xiē lìng rén jīng yà de gòng tōng yīn sù cún zài yú shòu yǐng xiǎng zuì yán zhòng de yà zhōu guó jiā zhōng， rú sī rén gōng sī fù zhài guò duō， yínháng jiān guǎn bù zú， hóng guān jīng jì zhèng cè shī dāng hé qǐ yè guǎn lǐ bù shàn。
    The origin and the causes of this crisis are really very complex : but there are some very startling common factors that existed in the Asian countries which were the worse affected. They are, private sector over-borrowing, inadequate bank supervision, poor macro economic policies and poor corporate governance.
  • zhī suǒ yǐ bèi jiào chéng “ shòu ”， shì yīn wéi tā men tōng cháng méi yòu pc jī fù zá ， yě piányí， zhī chí tā men de fèi yòng yě dī， tā mendōu shì“ wú zhù” de jī qì， yǐ kào fú wù qì cún chǔ suǒ yòu yì shī xìng shù jù hé ruǎn jiàn。
    They're called "thin" because they are generally less complex and less expensive than PCs.They also cost less to support;and they're "stateless" machines that rely on servers to store all volatile data and software.
  • ōu zhōu nán bù de duō nián shēng， xīng xíng de， duō máo de zá cǎo； huā xiǎo chéng huáng sè。
    perennial stellate and hairy herb with small yellow flowers of mountains of southern Europe; sometimes placed in genus Sisymbrium.
  • zhè liǎng nián zhū dì wén yǔ cuī qí lián huò nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng， yǐn qǐ bào zhāng zá zhì shàng xǔ duō tǎo lùn： wèishénme hái méi yòu néng huò jiǎng de zuò yè zài zhōng guó rén de tǔ dì shàng chū xiàn？
    With Steven Chu and Cui Qi receiving the Nobel Prize in the last two years, there has been much discussion in the newspapers and magazines on why there hasn't been any prize-winning work done on Chinese soil.
  • wèn wèn kōng zhōng xiǎo jiě yòu méi yòu yīng yǔ zá zhì。
    Please ask the stewardess if there are any English magazines.
  • 《 cái fù》 zá zhì de tuō mǎ sī · sī tú 'ěr tè duì yùhuì dài biǎo shuō， xún zhǎo、 péi yǎng hé liú zhù rén cái shì dāng jīn gōng sī miàn lín de zuì dà tiǎo zhàn。
    Delegates were told by Thomas Stewart, from Fortune Magazine, that finding, developing and keeping talent was the biggest challenge facing businesses today.
  • [ měi ] xiǎo zá huò diàn
    five-and-ten-cent store, ten-cent store
  • “ tā wéi zá zhì xiě gù shì xìng de xiǎo shuō”。
    he writes stories for the magazines.
  • shǐ chéng zá sè gǎi biàn … de wài guān， yóu qí shì tōng guò biāo shàng bù tóng yán sè； shǐ yòu tiáo wén
    To change the appearance of, especially by marking with different colors; streak.
  • dàn shì， zhèng zhì zhì huì shì zài fù zá zhèng zhì dǒu zhēng zhōng duàn liàn chū lái de， xiāng gǎng zhù quán quán yóu zhōng yīng zhèng fǔ tán pàn bāo bàn， xiāng gǎng rén zhǐ néng kào biān zhàn， zhè yàng， xiāng gǎng yòu zěn néng chǎn shēng lǐ guāng yào？
    Yet it takes the tempering in fierce political strifes to bring about political wisdom. While the negotiations over Hong Kong's return were monopolised by Beijing and London, how could the territory expect to produce a Lee KuanYew of its own?
  • yuán chǎn yú yà zhōu dōng nán bù de yī zhǒng shù， qí mù chéng qiǎn hóng sè， bìng yòu zá sè huò tiáo wén de hēi sè wén lǐ。
    tree native to southeastern Asia having reddish wood with a mottled or striped black grain.